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America is an exceptional country because our founders wisely established a secular nation whose authority rests with "We the people," not "Thou the deity."
A July 8 article reports that Sen. Larry Grooms, R-Charleston, sent a letter signed by 50 legislators to Berkeley County School Board members, saying the board should be allowed to continue reciting the Lord's Prayer at public meetings. One board member referred to a suggested alternative moment of silence as "a moment of censorship."
There is no such censorship. Our First Amendment guarantees the right of individuals to pray to whomever whenever they please, but our government must not endorse or favor one religion over another, or religion over non-religion.
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Donald Trump would undoubtedly like a running mate whose views and personality are similar to his. I can't think of a better mate for him than Newt Gingrich, who at times seems Trumpier than Trump.
I was pleased when I heard last year that the President of the Boy Scouts of America, former Defense Secretary Robert Gates, called for an end to the ban on gay leaders. But my brief satisfaction turned to disappointment when I learned his reason...
In "The Last Taboo: Why America Needs Atheism," published in the New Republic in 1996, Wendy Kaminer wrote, "Atheists generate about as much sympathy as pedophiles.
I grew up hearing that it was impolite to discuss in public the three most interesting topics-politics, sex, and religion.
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The Civil War started in my hometown of Charleston, South Carolina. At the time, the South called it the "War Between the Confederate States of America and the United States of America," now shortened to the "War Between the States."
Israel became America's favorite Middle East country in part because of common interests and shared democratic ideals, but I'm disturbed that Saudi Arabia is our second-favorite.
I recently wrote about the professed religious views of presidential candidates. I asked my favorite candidate, Bernie Sanders, at a public forum in South Carolina, if he would acknowledge being an atheist. Sanders, who almost always gives direct answers to questions, said, "Not gonna happen." At least he didn't lie about his religious beliefs, as many candidates do.
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Tuesday, 24 October 2006
It's that 'nightclub in Napier' joke again
LINK: Zed-letter day: Conversation at the birth of the Libertarianz - Listener
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OK, that opening comment is silly. I very much doubt any of you guys said that. I know I wouldn't. Greeting all in a group without asking if they want to be greeted wouldn't infringe on rights. I know it's just a joke, but I think it goes to far.ReplyDelete
Other than that, though, it's pretty funny.
LOL - a delightful read. Got me thinking about Zed Zed Top and the NZ fan club....Zed Zed Under.ReplyDelete
I didn't know it, it's fairly funny, but sizzles a bit at the end.ReplyDelete
I was interviewed on National Radio when I first lodged my court case and Jon Bridges was also on the programme. That's when he came up with the "'Libertarianz' sounds like a nightclub in Napier" joke so he appears to have been working on this gag for four months.ReplyDelete
Say what you mean, and mean what you say.
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Chad "Chadzilla" Johnson has kept time for a slew of local musicians in addition to filling the drum throne for his main projects, Double Parked, Chadzilla & the Asteroids and Chadzilla3. Here, he teams up with Ed Contreras for the world-percussion-driven endeavor known as Istari, which got its start performing for children in local schools and libraries. On their self-titled debut, Johnson and Contreras take listeners on a percussive world tour of sorts, exploring African rhythms with dueling djembes on the opening cut; incorporating Cuban flourishes on "Spogli and the Mighty Guaguanco" and "Dos Gatos Perdidos," two of the album's finer tracks; and taking forays into Middle Eastern and Brazilian realms. Whatever territory these cats happen to be charting, it makes for a fantastic voyage.
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The NSW coast is one of our greatest assets. It is a dynamic and diverse landscape with unique coastal values and resources that are vital to our way of life.
The majority of us live and work within 50 kilometres of the coast. Major cities, regional centres and villages are continuing to grow on the coast. The coast is also a vital economic zone that supports most of the state's industrial and commercial activity.
Our coast also includes a diversity of coastal habitats such as beaches, dunes, coastal heaths, rock pools, nearshore waters and offshore reefs. Many of our native species depend on these habitats and ecosystems, which also include sheltered waterways, wetlands, mangroves, salt marshes, seagrass beds, sandbars and mudflats.
At the same time, the coast is an ever-changing environment that is shaped by complex coastal processes. Wind, waves, ocean currents, storm events and shifts in climatic systems are influencing the nature of the coastal landscape over time.
The important and unique environmental, social and economic values of the coast, together with its highly dynamic and complex character, require dedicated laws and policies to ensure it is sustainably managed now and into the future.
The coast is under increasing pressure from growing urban settlements, industrial and commercial activity, and tourism and recreation. Managing these human activities, while protecting the environmental and social values of the coast, and managing current and future risks, is complex and challenging.
This is made more challenging by the coastal processes that continue to change the coast over time. These natural processes can give rise to a range of potential hazards that can dramatically alter coastal landscapes and may pose risks to the important environmental, economic and social values of the coast.
Climate change is expected to increase the risk from these processes. Recently published science tells us it is not just sea level rise that will impact our coastline. Coastal erosion and flooding in the Pacific are closely linked with climate variability associated with the El Niño Southern Oscillation - which is projected to increase in frequency and intensity. This will ultimately lead to more severe coastal erosion risks in south-east coast Australia.
Existing infrastructure such as houses, commercial developments, roads, storm water and sewerage systems along some parts of the coast are at risk from these coastal hazards. With climate change and sea level rise, this risk is projected to grow over time increasing exposure both on the open coast and particularly within low lying parts of estuaries. There are also risks to coastal biodiversity values, and to social values such as cultural heritage, and public access and our enjoyment of beaches and coastal areas.
In the face of these environmental and development pressures, we need a modern, integrated framework that is up to the challenge of meeting our current needs and equipping us to face future challenges.
The current legal framework for coastal management in NSW was originally established over 35 years ago. It was not designed for the pressures and challenges that our coastal areas and communities face today, and will face in the future. The operation of our current laws has become increasingly complex and unclear through the course of many amendments, and as the legal and policy context across the rest of government has evolved. In addition, our knowledge of coastal processes and hazards has advanced significantly over this period.
Effective coastal management is essential to protect the characteristics of the coast we all value - natural, cultural, social and economic - and to improve resilience and reduce conflict in our coastal communities. The proposed reforms are necessary to create a more contemporary framework that can achieve these outcomes, through strategic and integrated laws, practical guidance and the best available science.
The aim of the reforms is to establish a new approach that allows us to respond effectively to coastal processes and hazards, and to manage the unique environmental, social and economic values of the coast in a coherent and effective way.
Unlike the current Coastal Protection Act 1979, the draft Coastal Management Bill directly integrates coastal management and planning requirements into councils':
This means land use planning decisions will better reflect coastal management issues, and coastal management activities will be linked to and delivered as part of councils' central service delivery system, the Integrated Planning and Reporting (IP&R) framework.
The proposed Coastal Management State Environmental Planning Policy (SEPP) consolidates a number of current SEPPs that apply to the coast, and better targets development controls and considerations to the diverse values and characteristics of different coastal environments.
The draft coastal management manual improves the quality of guidance available to coastal councils by providing more detailed technical information and a clear, step by step process for councils to follow when they are developing coastal management programs.
New statutory objects. The new objects proposed in the draft Coastal Management Bill reflect the values and aims in the current Act, but improve on them by:
A new definition of the 'coastal zone'. Unlike the current Act, which defines the coastal zone as a homogenous strip of the coastline, the draft Coastal Management Bill defines the coastal zone as comprising four distinct coastal management areas. This new approach means we can better manage the diversity of land use, environmental and coastal hazard issues that exist in coastal areas by directly targeting the rules and guidance that apply to them (including the development controls in the proposed Coastal Management SEPP).
An emphasis on taking action through coastal management programs. Local coastal zone management plans (CZMPs) will be replaced by coastal management programs (CMPs) that must be integrated with councils' IP&R plans under the Local Government Act. The accountabilities associated with IP&R plans will place new emphasis on the timely and effective implementation of coastal management programs. Councils will have until December 2021 to transition existing CZMPs to CMPs.
Improved, comprehensive guidance. The new coastal management manual will provide clear instructions and step-by-step guidance for councils to meet the requirements of the new Coastal Management Act. Current guidance is relatively high-level and fragmented across a number of guidelines and codes of practice. The new manual will consolidate and augment existing guidance to better support councils in the preparation of CMPs.
A new statutory NSW Coastal Council. The NSW Coastal Council will replace the NSW Coastal Panel. Its primary function will be to advise the Minister on a range coastal management matters. Unlike the NSW Coastal Panel, the Coastal Council will not have a development consent role. The Coastal Council will also be able to conduct performance audits on councils' implementation of their CMPs, if asked to do so by the Minister.
Integrated compliance and enforcement. Consultation with coastal managers has highlighted to need to reduce the duplication and overlap of enforcement provisions and improve their effectiveness. This will be achieved in large part by integrating key provisions and embedding them in the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act.
New consultation arrangements. The draft Coastal Management Bill establishes clearer requirements for councils to consult with neighbouring councils, other public authorities and the wider community in developing and implementing coastal management strategies.
The Coastal Management Act will establish the overarching framework and objectives for coastal management in NSW and define the coastal zone. It will also make provisions for the Minister to make a coastal management manual and for councils to prepare coastal management programs in accordance with the manual.
The definition of the coastal zone (specifically the four new coastal management areas) will be reflected in the Coastal Management SEPP. The SEPP will then identify the development controls that apply in each coastal management area to achieve the objectives in the new Act. The SEPP will provide the maps of the coastal management areas and also identify the approval pathways for proposed coastal protection works.
The manual will set out how councils should prepare CMPs to achieve the objectives and requirements of the Act. The essential content of the manual is outlined in the Act.
The detail of the NSW Coastal Policy 1997 has been considered in the development of the new arrangements and its goals are reflected in the new instruments. The Policy will no longer apply once the new Act and framework has been finalised and commenced.
The objects in the draft Bill reflect values and aims that are similar to the objects of the current Coastal Protection Act. However, they have been updated and enhanced to better reflect links to land use planning and local government administration processes, and to directly acknowledge the dynamic nature of the shoreline.
The 'coastal zone' has previously been managed as a homogenous area. This has made it difficult to address the diversity of land use, environmental management and coastal hazard issues that exist in coastal areas. By redefining the coastal zone to comprise four distinct coastal management areas, we can better target the rules and guidance needed to manage these issues.
The coastal management areas are based on a range of existing and new spatial information. For instance, the 'Coastal Wetlands and Littoral Rainforests' area maps will augment information from the existing State Environmental Planning Policy No 14 - Coastal Wetlands (SEPP 14) and State Environmental Planning Policy No 26 - Littoral Rainforests (SEPP 26), with some updates based on new evidence and science. The 'Coastal Environment Area' is based on sensitive coastal locations in State Environmental Planning Policy No 71 - Coastal Protection (SEPP71), with some additions. See further information under question 15.
Coastal management areas are likely to overlap in some areas and provisions have been included in the draft Bill to guide decision makers on how to approach these circumstances. Where two or more management areas coincide, the management objectives for each overlapping area continue to apply, but the application of development controls will be based on a hierarchy so that consent authorities can resolve any uncertainty over which controls should prevail. The management objectives for each area are consistent with the overall objects of the draft Bill.
The proposed new definition of 'beach' reflects a more contemporary scientific understanding and community perception of what constitutes this feature of the coast.
Yes. The NSW Government is undertaking a detailed investigation of the effects of erosion on coastal property boundaries with a view to ensuring that the public have a continued right to access, use and enjoy our beautiful beaches. Proposals will be released for public comment in the near future.
The coastal zone forms a specific part of the marine estate. The objects in the draft Bill are consistent with, although more specific than, the objects of the Marine Estate Management Act 2014. The Marine Estate Management Strategy, once developed and approved under the marine legislation, will be a matter for consideration by councils in the development of their coastal management programs.
The proposed Coastal Management SEPP will replace SEPP 14, SEPP 26 and SEPP 71. The provisions in the three existing SEPPs are being consolidated and updated in the new SEPP. Existing provisions in clause 5.5 of the Standard Instrument, and relevant guidance in the NSW Coastal Policy 1997 and the Coastal Design Guidelines will also be reflected in the new instrument.
The Coastal Management SEPP will include new content relating to sensitive catchments, headlands and rock platforms, and coastal hazards. It will also include provisions to replace those in the State Environmental Planning Policy (Infrastructure) 2007 concerning coastal protection works.
SEPP 50 remains a standalone instrument because its application is not limited to the coast but also include inland waterways.
Maps of the coastal management areas will be released in early 2016 for public comment. This includes maps of the three options for the Coastal Use Area, which is discussed in the Explanation of Intended Effect (EIE) for the Coastal Management SEPP.
The areas the maps will cover are described in the EIE. The maps themselves are being released at a later stage to allow consultation to initially focus on the overall framework, before considering the detailed maps. Further information on the release of the maps will be provided on this website in the near future.
The proposal to allow councils to propose adjustments to the coastal management area maps recognises that more detailed local research may exist or be undertaken in circumstances and that it is appropriate for this information to be used to guide coastal planning and management. Proposed refinements to the SEPP maps will need to be supported by an analysis of the characteristics of the coastal management area and a public consultation process. Changes would need to occur through a planning proposal process and be approved by the Minister administering the EP&A Act and the Minister administering the new Coastal Management Act.
The purpose of redefining the coastal zone to comprise four distinct coastal management areas is to create a coastal management structure that accommodates the diversity of landforms, environments, uses and vulnerabilities on the coast and supports efficient and targeted management.
The management objectives of the four coastal management areas reflect this diversity and the specific needs of the different areas, and the development controls are tailored to support the achievement of these objectives.
The Coastal Management SEPP and associated maps will replace clause 5.5 and local coastal erosion clauses. The new SEPP will provide a standard set of development controls better aligned to the matters of interest in each coastal management area.
Sections 4 and 4A of Schedule 4 of the EP&A Regulation will be amended to remove notations relating to s38 and s39 of the current Coastal Protection Act (clause 4) and orders relating to temporary coastal protection works (clause 4A).
The reforms do not alter the advice provided to local government in the Planning Circular entitled 'Coastal hazard notations on section 149 planning certificates'.
Notations on s149 certificates will need to align to the SEPP maps, as they are at the time of issuing a s149 certificate.
It is proposed that the boundary of the Coastal Environment Area will be the same in these metropolitan areas as it is on all other parts of the NSW coast.
The EIE sets out three options for the boundary of the Coastal Use Area for the whole coast and seeks feedback on these options. Feedback is also sought on which approach is most appropriate in the metropolitan areas above, including whether there should be any difference in the extent of the Coastal Use Area between these areas and the rest of the coast.
Coastal management programs (CMPs) will replace coastal zone management plans (CZMPs). They will be prepared by councils in consultation with their communities and relevant government authorities, and in accordance with the new coastal management manual.
A CMP may be developed for the whole, or any part, of the coastal zone within a local government area. The purpose of a CMP is to set the long-term strategy for the co-ordinated management of land within the coastal zone, and give effect to the management objectives for the four coastal management areas.
There will be a strong emphasis on the implementation of CMPS. The draft Bill achieves this by requiring CMPs to be given effect within the local government IP&R framework. The draft Bill also includes performance auditing powers to ensure that CMPs are effectively implemented.
The draft Bill includes transitional provisions that allow councils to move towards the new arrangements over time. Many councils have already undertaken a significant amount of work to prepare CZMPs under the current laws, and they will not be expected to start over.
In order to minimise disruption, those councils that have certified CZMPs in place when the new Coastal Management Act commences, or that have submitted plans to the Minister for certification by that time, will be able to transition their CZMPs into CMPs under a staged process, and will have until 2021 to be fully compliant.
The Office of Environment and Heritage and other relevant NSW Government agencies will support councils through this process with operational guidance.
Councils will have a degree of flexibility in deciding whether or not they need to prepare a CMP. However, the draft Coastal Management Bill gives the Minister the power to direct a council to prepare a CMP, in which case the council must do so.
The draft Bill also allows the Minister to prepare a CMP on behalf of a council if it fails to comply with such a direction, or where a CMP does not meet the requirements for certification, and therefore certification has been refused.
Yes. State Government agencies such as the Office of Environment and Heritage will continue to provide data and technical advice to councils to support coastal management. Current support includes the provision of wave data and data on historical coastline changes, information on coastal and estuarine processes, sediment cells and coastal geomorphology/coastal engineering, advice ecosystem health, and habitat mapping.
Yes. Similar to current arrangements, the draft Coastal Management Bill provides that a council may submit a draft CMP to the Minister for certification, and that the Minister may certify, or refuse to certify, that the draft program has been prepared in accordance with the Act and the manual. The Minister may seek the advice of the NSW Coastal Council in deciding whether to certify a program.
The exemption from liability provided by section 733 of the Local Government Act will continue to operate. The draft Coastal Management Bill includes a proposal to amend the language in section 733 slightly in to require actions to be 'in accordance with', rather than 'substantially in accordance with', the manual to more closely mirror requirements that apply to the IP&R guidelines.
Under the draft Coastal Management Bill, a CMP must:
The draft Bill also allows the coastal management manual to provide additional information on requirements for CMPs.
The draft Coastal Management Bill requires councils to give effect to their coastal management programs in the preparation, development and review of the plans, strategies and programs they are responsible for under the IP&R framework. In tandem with this requirement, the draft manual provides guidance on supporting the development of a coastal management program with information from IP&R plans and processes.
These requirements are necessary to ensure coastal management activities are evaluated as part of local councils' broader service delivery and asset management responsibilities. This approach ensures that coastal management no longer occurs at the periphery of councils' main community, financial and asset management planning processes.
The draft Coastal Management Bill sets out clearer requirements for councils to consult with neighbouring councils, other public authorities and the wider community in developing and implementing coastal management strategies.
Councils will be required to consult with neighbouring councils that share the same secondary sediment compartment. The relevant groupings of councils for this purpose are set out in Schedule 1 of the draft Bill.
The draft Bill also requires that other public authorities, such as state agencies, are consulted when a coastal management program proposes actions or activities to be carried out by that public authority.
The draft coastal management manual provides guidance to support councils' consultation activities, including where councils share a sediment compartment.
The coastal management manual will guide coastal councils and their communities to determine what actions are included in their CMPs and equitable cost sharing arrangements to implement these.
Part A of the manual includes the mandatory requirements for developing a CMP, which include community consultation. This will ensure councils and their communities work together on the content of their CMPs. Part B of the manual sets out the process of developing a CMP, which may include supporting studies for hazard identification, risk assessment, and management response evaluation including cost benefit analysis. Part C of the manual will provide councils and communities with a toolkit to assess the costs of coastal management actions in detail, develop cost-sharing arrangements and identify viable funding mechanisms.
The NSW Government is reviewing how it contributes to coastal management to inform the future design and focus of funding programs. Further information will be available in 2016. Meanwhile current grant programs, including the Coast and Estuary Management Program administered by OEH, continue to operate.
The draft Coastal Management Bill requires local councils to use the manual in the preparation and review of coastal management programs. Councils must accord with the principles and mandatory requirements set out in the manual to satisfy the 'good faith' requirements of section 733 of the Local Government Act.
The draft Bill also requires other public authorities to have regard to the manual in the preparation, development of review of any plans of management for which those public authorities are responsible.
The scope of the manual will be determined by the Coastal Management Act. The manual guides the management of coasts and estuaries within the coastal zone, and requires consideration of social, economic, environmental and technical issues. These include the management of coastal and estuarine environments as well as the management of coastal hazards.
The Coastal Management Manual will replace the current Guidelines for Preparing a Coastal Zone Management Plan. Unlike the current guidelines, the draft manual sets out a step-by-step process for local councils to follow when preparing coastal management programs. This process is based on a risk management approach that is consistent with international standard ISO31000. The manual builds on the existing guidance but fills key gaps identified by councils. It also brings together the current guidelines with other pieces of guidance to provide a consolidated reference for councils.
The material released on 13 November 2015 includes key elements of the draft manual including mandatory requirements (Part A), key components of the staged planning process (Part B) and the technical toolkit (Part C). Further content will be released in mid-December 2015 for public comment.
The final manual produced in 2016 will include the highest priority elements identified in recent consultation with councils. Further tools will be added over time as the manual is updated. The new Act will provide the Minister with a power to update the manual as needed to ensure new evidence and information can be included to support best practice.
Yes. The NSW Government is committed to supporting local governments on the coast with the technical advice they need to make credible, balanced and sensible decisions. However, consistent with its previous decisions and the advice of the NSW Chief Scientist and Engineer, the NSW Government will not prescribe state-wide sea level rise benchmarks. Decisions on the management of risks associated with sea level rise need to consider local circumstances including both the likelihood and consequences of sea level rise. The consequences of sea level rise in particular require consideration of local factors including relevant processes, the amount and type of development at risk and local social, economic and environmental factors. These considerations are nuanced and are properly dealt with by local councils, in consultation with their communities.
Key sources of the technical advice the NSW Government will make available include the Coastal Management Manual and the NSW Coastal Council. The manual will provide information including a synthesis of recent science relating to sea level rise and guidance on undertaking coastal and estuarine erosion and inundation risk assessments. These will support councils to identify and assess coastal hazards, including those associated with sea level rise and make decision on the management of the risks considering locally relevant factors. It will consolidate a number of existing guidelines and fill critical gaps that have been identified through engagement with councils.
The NSW Coastal Council will have an ongoing function to commission technical or scientific reviews on matters such as sea level rise and provide advice to the
Minister as required. Such reviews may include consideration of emerging international, national, regional and local studies to identify new information and determine its applicability in a NSW context. The Minister can then make the Council's advice and any necessary operational guidance available to councils, including as part of the manual where relevant.
The advice provided will form part of the best available scientific information councils should use to determine sea level rise scenarios to adopt for their planning purposes.
The NSW Coastal Council's role will be to provide independent advice to the Minister administering the new Coastal Management Act on matters relating to the Minister's functions under the Act, and in relation to the development and implementation of coastal management programs by local councils. In addition the Coastal Council may, at the Minister's request, provide advice to another public authority on matters relating to coastal management.
Specific aspects of the Coastal Council's role may include providing advice to the Minister on the certification of coastal management programs, on the implementation of a coastal management program following a performance audit, and on technical or scientific matters strategic importance such as sea level rise.
The NSW Coastal Council will replace the current NSW Coastal Panel, as well as the non-statutory Coastal Expert Panel. However, unlike the current Coastal Panel, the Coastal Council will not have a development consent role, rather it will be focussed on the advisory functions noted under question 39. Further information on new development consent arrangements is provided under questions 43 to 47.
Consistent with the government's previous commitments, the NSW Coastal Council is to comprise members that are independent of government. The Council will consist of between three and seven members appointed by the Minister. Reflecting the diversity of issues associated with coastal management, the membership is to include expertise from the fields of coastal geomorphology, coastal engineering, coastal land use planning, coastal ecology, social science, economics and local government management. Further details on how the Council will be established are set out in the draft Bill.
Yes. It is proposed that the NSW Coastal Council include one member nominated by the Ministers administering the Marine Estate Management Act. The nominee would need to have expertise in one of the fields relevant to the Council. If practicable, the nominee could be a member of the Marine Estate Expert Knowledge Panel. This proposal for cross-membership will allow issues of common interest to be identified and support collaboration where relevant and appropriate.
The current approval pathways for coastal protection works are unnecessarily complex and risk creating inconsistencies in development assessment processes. The new approval pathways address these issues and emphasise the importance of a council developing and adopting a coastal management program to guide the strategic management of the coast.
The involvement of a Joint Regional Planning Panel (JRPP), with appropriate expertise, in determining development applications for certain coastal protection works by private landowners or public authorities recognises that coastal protection works may give rise to significant long term environmental and social impacts if not designed, installed or maintained appropriately.
Yes. The draft Coastal Management Bill includes proposed amendments to the EP&A Act that will ensure that a JRPP that is determining a development application for coastal protection works includes members with expertise in coastal engineering and coastal geomorphology.
Yes. The draft Coastal Management Bill includes heads of consideration designed to protect beaches and headlands from the impacts of coastal protection works. Provisions relating to conditions of consent have been incorporated into related conditions within the EP&A Act.
Provisions for temporary coastal protections works are not included in the draft Coastal Management Bill. This is because the new framework requires significant proposals for coastal management to be considered strategically through the development of a coastal management program. Shorter-term works by public authorities, for instance in response to beach erosion as a result of storm activity, are included in emergency work provisions in the draft Bill and Coastal Management SEPP. Private landowners can continue to seek consent for coastal protection works, whether temporary or longer-term. There has been limited use of the current provisions for temporary coastal protections works since they were introduced.
No. The new framework does not make any changes in this regard. In particular, the current prohibition on extracting sand from national parks for this purpose still applies.
To reduce regulatory overlap, enforcement of the new legislative arrangements will occur under the EP&A Act. The draft Bill includes amendments to the EP&A Act to ensure it provides the provisions necessary to, for instance, address cases of unauthorised works on beaches.
A fact sheet on compliance (PDF 363KB) has been prepared to provide further detail on this integrated approach.
Development of the reforms has been informed by community and local government input and views received since the start of stage one of the coastal reforms, and by extensive consultation with coastal councils from mid-2014.
The Office of Environment and Heritage has also worked closely with relevant state agencies to develop the proposed new arrangements, including the Department of Planning and Environment, the Office of Local Government, the Department of Primary Industries (including Lands), the Department of Premier and Cabinet, NSW Treasury and the State Emergency Service.
The Coastal Expert Panel has provide considerable input to the development of the reform proposals.
The public consultation period on the draft coastal management framework closed on 29 February 2016. The draft framework exhibited for public comment consisted of the following three elements:
The NSW Government is now reviewing submissions received during the public consultation period and further input will be gathered from the Coastal Expert Panel and government working groups. OEH will also work closely with coastal managers, particularly in local councils, in refining the manual.
In response to valuable community feedback obtained during the initial consultation phase, a full draft Coastal Management State Environmental Planning Policy (SEPP) and corresponding maps of the coastal management areas will also be released separately for public comment in the coming months.
The NSW Government intends to undertake public consultation on a draft Coastal Management State Environmental Planning Policy (SEPP), including the maps of the coastal management areas, in the coming months.
Submissions on the Explanation of Intended Effect for the Coastal Management SEPP as part of this consultation process will inform the development of the draft Coastal Management SEPP.
The NSW Government intends to consult with councils on mapping the coastal management areas. This process recognises that more detailed local information may exist to guide coastal planning and management.
This consultation will inform mapping of the coastal management areas. The draft maps will be available for public comment as part of a draft Coastal Management SEPP in the coming months.
The maps of the coastal management areas are still being developed and will be placed on public exhibition with a draft Coastal Management SEPP in the coming months.
The maps will be available online at the time of public consultation on a draft Coastal Management SEPP.
Councils are encouraged to continue with current Coastal Zone Management Plan (CZMP) processes during the reforms and submit CZMPs for certification as soon as possible.
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A rule of thumb for dressing with hippie flair at music festivals: if you're going to do it, do it with polish. A guest at Coachella weekend one went for a silk floral top that conjured up traditional embroidery patterns and topped it off with red lipstick. It also doesn't hurt if your fringe bag is YSL.
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A familiar face in the crowd, Rumi Neely, was one of several chic concert goers to opt for all white. It's not the most practical shade for a festival, but it's great if you're just going to emerge from the VIP area.
Print Pants and Bandeau Top, Pop Sugar Party at Coachella 2016
I love a bandeau top for a pool party, especially in a town with retro appeal like Palm Springs. A guest mixed hers with flowy tropical print pants at the Pop Sugar party at the Avalon hotel.
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Hallam FM
|Broadcast area
|South Yorkshire
|Your Music, Your Life
97.4 MHz (Sheffield)
102.9 MHz (Barnsley and Rotherham)
103.4 MHz (Doncaster)
|First air date
|1 October 1974
|Contemporary hit radio
|Audience share
|10.7% (June 2014, RAJAR)
|Bauer Radio
|Sister stations
|Hallam 2
Hallam 3
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Hallam FM is an independent local radio station serving South Yorkshire from studios in Sheffield. The station is owned and operated by Bauer Radio and forms part of Bauer's City 1 network of stations.
The station started broadcasting on 1548 kHz/194m AM, 95.2 and 95.9 MHz FM under the name of Radio Hallam from its studios at Hartshead in Sheffield City Centre on 1 October 1974. The first presenter heard on air was ex-BBC Radio 1 DJ Johnny Moran - the first record he played was I've Got the Music in Me by Kiki Dee, which stuck after a minute and a half.
In 1987, Radio Hallam merged with neighbouring Yorkshire stations Pennine Radio in Bradford and Viking Radio in Hull to form the now-defunct Yorkshire Radio Network. Currently, Hallam FM shares some weekend programming and news material with Radio Aire in Leeds.
The frequencies were changed during the 1980s to 96.1 FM for Rotherham, 97.4 FM for Sheffield, 102.9 FM for Barnsley, and 103.4 for the rest of South Yorkshire. After a take-over of the parent company YRN by the Metro Radio Group, the AM frequency became Great Yorkshire Gold. The Rotherham transmitter was turned off in the 1990s as part of Hallam's licence agreement and is now used by Rother FM. Hallam also moved its studio facilities to 900 Herries Road, just minutes from Sheffield Wednesday's Hillsborough ground. The office space at Hartshead is now used by the Sheffield Star newspaper.[1]
As the Metro Radio group was bought by EMAP, Hallam FM also became part of the Big City Network in Northern England.
In 2011 Bauer Media's Big City Network was replaced by the Place Portfolio containing the group's radio stations which are focused on specific areas of the country.
Unification of Bauer Place stations[edit]
As of 17 February 2014 the following changes were made to Bauer Place stations in England and Scotland:
- A single In:Demand syndicated programme with new presenter Stu Tolan.[2]
- Neil Bentley's Old Skool & Anthems programme which was shared between Key 103 and 97.4 Rock FM was extended to 12 other Bauer Place stations.[3]
- 16 Bauer Place stations now have a single audio identity and new strapline Your Life, Your Music.[4]
Hallam FM's main competitors are BBC Radio 1, Capital Yorkshire & Heart Yorkshire. Other local competing stations include BBC Radio Sheffield, Peak FM, Rother FM, Dearne FM and Trax FM.
The station broadcasts on analogue frequencies on 97.4 FM (Tapton Hill), 103.4 FM (Clifton, near the M18) and 102.9 FM (Ardsley) in Sheffield, Doncaster and Barnsley respectively. Almost the whole region is covered on 103.4 FM. The station also broadcasts via DAB on the Bauer Radio multiplex, and online.
Local programming is produced and broadcast from Hallam FM's Sheffield studios from 6am-2pm and 3-7pm on weekdays, 2-6pm on Saturdays and 12-4pm on Sundays.
Hallam FM also airs networked programming from sister stations Key 103 in Manchester, Clyde 1 in Glasgow, Radio Aire in Leeds, Radio City in Liverpool and Forth 1 in Edinburgh.and Forth 1 in Edinburgh. The Vodafone Big Top 40 is syndicated from Global Radio at its Capital studios in London for broadcast on over 145 commercial radio stations across the UK.
The station's local presenters include John Harrison, Janine Jones and James Crookes (Big John at Breakfast), Steve White and Simon Morykin (Home Run).[5]
Hallam FM broadcasts local news bulletins hourly from 6am to 7pm on weekdays, from 7am to 1pm on Saturdays and Sundays. Headlines are broadcast on the half hour during weekday breakfast and drivetime shows, alongside sport and traffic bulletins.
National bulletins from Sky News Radio are carried overnight with bespoke networked bulletins on weekend afternoons, usually produced at sister station Radio Aire in Leeds.
Past presenters[edit]
(in alphabetical order)
- Steve Banyard
- Tom Binns
- Phil Bodmer
- Frank Carpenter[6]
- Simon Clark
- Jon Culshaw
- Liz Davies[7]
- Daryl Denham
- Brenda Ellison[8]
- Peter Grant
- John Green[9] (Soul Shotgun Show - 1975/6)
- Tony Howard
- Simon Hirst
- Lucy Horobin (now with Heart Solent)[10]
- Martin Kelner
- Cindy Kent[11]
- Dave Kilner[12]
- Roger Kirk
- Ricki Lee (Now co-director of Aiir)
- Stuart Linnell (now at BBC Radio Northampton & BBC Coventry & Warwickshire)
- Vicky Locklin
- Diana Luke
- Nick Margerrison (now at The Bay)
- Nic Martin
- Scottie McClue
- Jonathan Miles
- Roger Moffat[13]
- Johnny Moran[14] (Radio Hallam's first ever presenter)
- Ed Nell
- Howard Pressman (now at BBC Radio Sheffield)
- Steve Priestley
- James H Reeve
- Gav Richards (now co-director of Aiir)
- Chris Rodgers (now BBC newsreader and reporter)
- Mike Rouse[15]
- Ian Rufus[16] (Radio Hallam's first ever newsreader)
- Tim Shaw
- Keith Skues (former Programme & Station Director, 1974 -1987)
- Ray Stuart[17]
- ^ Media UK - Hallam FM
- ^ In:Demand returns with new host Bauer Media, 17 January 2014
- ^ Daytime sharing arrives at Bauer stations Radio Today, 31 January 2014
- ^ Wise Buddah rebrands 16 Bauer stations Radio Today, 13 February 2014
- ^ Hallam FM - DJs
- ^ http://www.soundboard.com/sb/frank21c
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- ^ http://www.soundboard.com/sb/frank21c
- ^ http://www.soundboard.com/sb/frank21c
- ^ JK and Lucy join Heart Solent Radio Today, 16 January 2012
- ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80keoVFPka8
- ^ http://www.hallammemories.co.uk/
- ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5NJdNfDB2A
- ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5NJdNfDB2A
- ^ http://www.hallammemories.co.uk/
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On the recent developments in nano devices, carbon nanotube (CNT) is one of the candidates for next generation devices. For device applications, it might be the problem that CNTs show large noise because of large surface area. However, sometimes nonlinear systems have advantages in the working with noise. In stochastic resonance (SR), noise could enhance the working properties of devices. Therefore, we combined the noise CNT field effect transistor (FET) and the nonlinear CNT-FET as a test nonlinear system, and the sine wave amplification in the transistor with noise was measured. For the single wall CNTs, noise has the gate voltage (Vg) dependence with 1/f type noise. We prepared several intensity of noise by the amplification and the gate voltage control between -4 V and -1 V for 1//f noise that come from noise of CNT-FETs. Using this noise, we will discuss about the nonlinear response of CNT-FET under the controlled noise by the gate voltage.
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Early Voting Primary Runoff Elections
Colleyville City Hall will be an early voting location for the Primary Runoff Elections. Hours are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and polls are held on the second floor. While Primary Election Day is Tuesday, May 24, City Hall will not be an election day polling location. For more information and other locations, visit the Tarrant County Elections site.
May 7, 2016 General Election Day results - Official
City Council is set to canvass the election on Tuesday, May 17, 2016 at 5:15 p.m.
View the latest election results from Tarrant County Elections. For additional information or other election results, visit Tarrant County Elections Administration site.
As in previous elections, the city of Colleyville has contracted with the Tarrant County Elections Administrator to participate in the May joint election with other political subdivisions (access the list). The Colleyville City Council has also appointed the Tarrant County Elections Administrator as the early voting clerk for the city of Colleyville.
City of Colleyville General Election
The City of Colleyville General Election for the purpose of electing a Mayor and Councilmember Place 1, and Councilmember Place 2, will be held on Saturday, May 7, 2016.
Saturday, May 7, 2016
Electioneering Map - Bransford Elementary
|Election Notices
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Notice of Deadline to File Applications for a Place on the Ballot
December 19, 2015
February 18, 2016
February 19, 2016
February 19, 2016
February 29, 2016
March 23, 2016
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April 7, 2016
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May 16, 2016
|Resolution Canvassing the Election
May 18, 2016
Election Forms
Candidate Filings in Order of the Ballot Drawing:
Richard Newton - Mayor
David Kelly - Mayor
Tammy Nakamura - Place 1
Carol Wollin - Place 1
Chuck Mogged - Place 2
Bobby Lindamood - Place 2
Future Elections
Places 3 & 4 will next be elected in 2017
Places 5 & 6 will next be elected in 2018
Excerpt of the City of Colleyville Chapter 7 - Sign Regulations, Section 7-190 (H) Political Signs of the Land Development Code:
H. Political Signs – A political sign shall be allowed in any zoning district. No political sign shall be attached to any utility, light, or traffic signal pole. A political sign shall not be illuminated. Political signs shall be subject to the following additional regulations.
1. Political Signs on Publicly Owned Property – A political sign shall not be placed upon any publicly owned property including but not limited to City parks, City facilities, school district property, or state or federally owned property, except for the following:
a. Said political sign(s) shall be placed in the perimeter landscaped area on the subject property being used as a polling location in accordance with Texas Election Code Section 61.003 or 85.036;
b. Said political sign(s) shall not exceed four (4) square feet in area;
c. Said political sign(s) shall be attached to a metal stake, not to exceed a 9 gauge diameter, driven into the ground;
d. Said political sign(s) shall not encroach upon any tree roots, irrigation lines, and any other underground vegetation, or structure;
e. Said political sign(s) shall not extend over any sidewalk, street, or driveway;
f. Said political sign(s) shall not be placed within 30 feet of an identical sign(s);
g. Said political sign(s) may be placed beginning 48 hours prior to the first day of the early voting period, and must be removed within three (3) days after early voting of said election, unless the polling location for Election Day is held in the same location at early voting, then the signs shall be removed by 10:00 a.m. on the day following the election;
h. For a location used for Election Day only, said political sign(s) shall be placed beginning at 6:00 p.m. the day before Election Day, and shall be removed by 10:00 a.m. on the day following the election.
2. Political Signs on Private Property – A political sign situated on private property shall not exceed thirty-two (32) square feet, nor exceed eight (8) feet in height.
3. Political Signs within a public right-of-way – A political sign may be placed within the public right-of-way, provided no portion of the sign shall be closer than three (3) feet from the edge of the street pavement and further provided no part of the sign extends over any sidewalk. A political sign situated within a public right-of-way shall not exceed sixteen (16) square feet in area nor exceed six (6) feet in height.
a. A political sign shall not be erected within a public right-of-way more than thirty (30) days prior to the date of the official election and shall be removed within seven (7) days after said election.
b. A political sign shall not be placed on any private property, or within public right-of-way adjacent to private property without the private property owner approval.
c. A political sign shall not be placed within a roadway median or block vehicular visibility.
4. No permit or fee shall be required for a political sign.
Be sure to read about prohibited signs, Section 7-215, pages 23-24 in Chapter 7 - Sign Regulations, click here.
Required Identification for Voting in Person
In 2011, the Texas Legislature passed Senate Bill 14 (SB 14) creating a new requirement for voters to show photo identification when voting in person. While pending review within the judicial system, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its opinion in Shelby County v. Holder, which effectively ended all pending litigation. As a result, effective immediately, voters are now required to present an approved form of photo identification in order to vote in all Texas Elections.
Following is a list of the acceptable forms of photo ID:
The identification provided for voting must be current or have expired no more than 60 days before being presented for voter qualification at the polling place. Some types of acceptable identification have no expiration date.
More information about the new requirement is available on the Tarrant County Elections Administration website.
Procedures for Voting
When a voter arrives at the polling place, the voter will be asked to present one of the seven (7) acceptable forms of photo ID (see list above). If the voter presents an acceptable form of identification, the election worker will compare it to list of registered voters. If the name on the ID matches the name on the list of registered voters or is "substantially similar", and the voter is otherwise qualified to vote, the voter will be provided a regular ballot.
If a voter does not have proper identification, the voter will be permitted to cast a provisional ballot at the polling place. The voter will then have six (6) days following Election Day to present proper identification in-person at the Elections Department, or the voter's ballot will be rejected.
Permanent Exemption for voters with a disability: Voters with a disability may apply with the Elections Department for a permanent exemption. The application must contain written documentation from either the U.S. Social Security Administration evidencing he or she has been determined to have a disability, or from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs evidencing a disability rating of at least 50 percent. In addition, the applicant must state that he or she has no valid form of photo identification. Those who obtain a disability exemption will be allowed to vote by presenting a voter registration certificate reflecting the exemption. Please contact the Elections Department at 817-831-8683 for more details.
Form for Requesting Disability Exemption
Temporary Exception for Religious Objection or Natural Disaster: Voters who have a consistent religious objection to being photographed and voters who do not have any valid form of photo identification as a result of certain natural disasters as declared by the President of the United States or the Texas Governor, may cast a provisional ballot at the polling place, and then appear at the Elections Department within six (6) calendar days after election day, and sign an affidavit swearing to the religious objection or natural disaster, in order for the provisional ballot to be counted. These exceptions are temporary and good for one election only. Please contact the Elections Department at 817-831-8683 for more details.
Voter Registration Information
In order to ensure that the election process is transparent, fair and open to all, there are several websites and government agencies, listed below, that can answer questions or address concerns. For more information, please contact the Secretary of State's Office at 800.252.VOTE(8683).
● Tarrant County Elections Administration is responsible for voter registration and conducting all federal, state, and county elections and certain elections for municipalities, independent school districts and other political subdivisions that contract with Tarrant County for elections services. Additional information may be obtained at 817.831.VOTE (8683) or http://www.tarrantcounty.com/evote/site/default.asp.
● Secretary of State serves as the Chief Election Officer for the state of Texas, assisting county election officials and ensuring the uniform application and interpretation of election laws through the state. This office may be contacted at 800.252.VOTE (8683) or 512.463.5650 or via www.sos.state.tx.us. The Texas Secretary of State created http://www.votexas.org/ to provide election information such as where to vote, what to bring, what the process is like, and much more, in a user friendly format.
● Texas Ethics Commission provides guidance to candidates and political parties to maintain equality for all involved in the election process. The Commission may be contacted at 512.463.5800 or http://www.ethics.state.tx.us/
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In order to meet this need, Seneca College is introducing a new Large Animal Health and Production graduate certificate program. Launching in September, the program is the only one of its kind in Canada.
"In the past, students would have to go travel to Alberta or the United States for this type of in-depth large animal training," said Kirsti Clarida, RVT co-ordinator of the Large Animal Health and Production program. "This graduate certificate will not only cover nutrition and health, but specific education related to reproduction and accelerated breeding programs in cows, horses and small ruminants."
The eight-month certificate, which will be offered at Seneca's King Campus, is open to RVTs and those with a post-secondary diploma or degree in a Veterinary Technician or Veterinary Technology program.
Jocelyn Speyer is currently enrolled in Large Animal Health and Production and says the externship field placement offering is what attracted her to the program.
"The eight-week externship will give us more than enough time to practice and hone our skills before we actually begin working," said Speyer. "In such a competitive career field, getting a chance to have a potential employer see your skills and get to know you is a huge asset. Seneca students get the opportunity to gain hands-on experience working with animals and benefit from knowledgeable faculty everyday."
For more information on Seneca's new Large Animal Health and Production program, visit: senecacollege.ca/largeanimalhealth
The RVTTC has pledged in its mission to unite, advance and strengthen the RVT profession in Canada. We are very excited and honored to have successfully reached our strategic goals to Advance the Canadian RVT profession with the inclusion of RVT representation on two very distinct associations in the animal health & welfare industry.
RVTTC is honored to have joined the World Veterinary Association (WVA) as an observer member. The WVA is an international organization of over 80 veterinary groups worldwide, promoting both animal health and welfare as well as public health within the "One World-One Health" concept. RVTTC is the first group solely dedicated to representing RVTs to be given membership in to the WVA. We feel this is a huge opportunity to help improve animal health and welfare worldwide and look forward to providing valuable input on these global issues.
In addition, RVTTC is thrilled to have been accepted as a member of the Canadian Animal Health Coalition (CAHC). The CAHC is a not for profit organization of stakeholders representing the varied partners of the Canadian farmed animal industry. The CAHC utilizes the resources of their partners sharing expertise, information and resources to develop and facilitate programs and policies (i.e. Codes of Practice, Canadian Livestock Transport Program) directly affecting the health and welfare of farmed animals in Canada.
RVTTC is honored and excited to being able to provide valuable input from the RVT perspective on national and international issues regarding animal care and welfare. We look forward to working with both of these valuable groups.
"The CVMA have been celebrating Animal Health Week for more than 30 years and this year we want to emphasize the importance of One Health. Animal health is intrinsically tied to the health of humans and that of the environment. This year we want to showcase how important it is that we all work together to protect the health of animals, people and the planet wholly and globally. During Animal Health Week, from October 2 to 8, 2016, we're reminding animal owners that ensuring the health of their animals not only protects their animals, but ensures the health of humans and the environment as well. Every step you take to protect the animals in your care contributes to the global health of the population and the planet. Animal Health + Human Health + Planet Health = One Health."
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The 2017 Petplan Veterinary Awards are open! Last year, Canada was well represented in many categories including 2016 Winner RVT of the Year Annette Kim from Ontario! Nominate a colleague, pet parent or a team worthy of recognition.
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Veterinary Award winners receive a pack of drool-worthy prizes — including a donation in their name to animal welfare — and the benefits of participating last long after the lights go dark after dinner!
The Registered Veterinary Technologists and Technicians of Canada (RVTTC) today announced a new partnership agreement with the Petplan pet insurance. The RVTTC, which encompasses six provincial veterinary technician/technologist associations and over 6,000 individual RVTs, has partnered with Petplan as a result of the company's dedication to supporting veterinary professionals through their annual Veterinary Awards and veterinary appreciation initiatives.
"RVTs play a key role in the veterinary practice environment, from providing initial information on pet insurance to assisting clients throughout the claims process. They are vital contributors to the success of our industry and we greatly value their support," says Skubovius.
"It is a pleasure to work with a company that values the contributions of RVTs and their dedication toward their patients," said Shannon Browning, Executive Director of RVTTC. "The opportunity to collaborate with Petplan offers a way to advance the education of new RVTs, provide eligible RVTs an affordable choice for insurance benefits and arm them with high quality in-clinic resources to help provide superior care to their patients."
This partnership will provide high quality in-clinic resources to RVT's and scholarships to students becoming future RVT's in Canada.
It is with both pride and sadness that we announce the resignation of RVTTC President Jody Carrick today. An exciting and challenging opportunity has arisen for Jody as she has been elected as President to the Ontario Association of Veterinary Technicians.
Our RVTTC Vice President Heather Quilty (EVTA), has graciously agreed to accept the responsibilities and duties of the RVTTC President (as per RVTTC Bylaws) until the RVTTC Executive elections at our upcoming AGM in July, 2016. The RVTTC Board of Directors is very excited and confident to have Heather acting as our President.
The RVTTC Board of Directors would like to take this opportunity to thank Jody for her passion, professionalism and leadership to unite, advance and strengthen the RVT profession in Canada. We wish her all the best success in her new position and look forward to sharing our paths along the way.


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